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Oklahoma

Rose

Rosa 'Oklahoma'

Overview
Oklahoma is a classic heirloom rose cultivar prized for its vigorous growth and outstanding disease resistance in challenging climates. This variety produces full, fragrant blooms with a strong, rich fragrance ideal for cut flowers and petal harvesting. Reaching 4-6 feet at maturity, Oklahoma thrives in hot, dry conditions where many roses struggle, making it an exceptional choice for Southern and Southwestern gardens seeking reliable, landscape-worthy roses with minimal intervention.
Planting
Plant bare root roses in early spring. In hot climates, fall planting is preferred.
Growing
Sun: full. Water: low. Soil pH: 6–7.5. Space plants 36" apart. Germination: 14-21 days from seed (typically propagated by grafting).
Pests & diseases
Common pests: Spider mites in hot weather, aphids, thrips. Common diseases: Moderate susceptibility to black spot in humid conditions.